Sunday, 5 July 2015

Te Vainui O Pasifika Exhibition & Pacific Collections Tour - 13 March 2015

HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala welcomed by Melbourne Museum staff


HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala meets Sione Francis

HRH Crown Princess with Melbourne Museum staff


Pacific Collections Curator Melanie Raberts - tour guide
HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala with tour party




HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala tour of Melbourne Museum












HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala views HRH Princess Fusipala


HRH Princess Fusipala Collection

HRH Princess Fusipala collection



HRH Princess Fusipala collection


HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala with HRH Princess Fusipala collection










Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess Sinaitakala Tukuʻaho - Friday 13 March 2015

HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala welcomed by Faith & Grace Fuimaono to Visy Cares Hub

HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala welcomed by Dean Michael to Visy Cares Hub

HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala

HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala with Tuvalu Community artists


HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala with Tongan Community Artists

HRH Crown Princess Sinaitakala with Pacific Gods artists

Thursday, 5 March 2015

Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess Sinaitakala Tukuʻaho to launch Mai Pasifika


Please join us for an evening of Pacific films at Mai Pasifika Film Festival 
launched by Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Sinaitakala Tukuʻaho




Australia Pacific Arts Network proudly presents Mai Pasifika Film Festival Saturday 14 March, 2015 at Pollard Gardens, Hampshire Rd, Sunshine.
Launch at 6:00pm by Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Sinaitakala Tukuʻaho of Tonga.
This event is brought to you by the Australia Pacific Arts Network and Brimbank City Council and has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.
Performances by Pacific Gods of the Underworld, Tama Tatau, Tamaliki O Oceania and Soundz-of Polynesia .
1 O Tamaiti (15min)
2 Rising Dust (14.30min)
3 In Search of Bigfoot (7min)
4 Mou Piri: A Rarotongan Love Song (11.43min)
Run Time 48.13
Intermission
5 Va Tapuia (15.41min)
6 Ma (15.37min)
7 Broken Silence (7.36min)
8 The Six Dollar Fifty Man (15.11min)
Run Time 54.05

Sunday, 8 February 2015

2015 Cultural Achievement Award for Arts

Australia Day Awards receiving the 2015 Cultural Achievement Award for Brimbank City
             

Pacific Gods of the Underworld

Pacific Youth 16years + of Tongan, Samoan, Maori, Fijian, Kiribati & Tuvalu, and Niue from the Western suburbs of Melbourne will, in conjunction with Australian giant puppet company Snuff Puppets, create giant puppets inspired by the Myths and Legend stories of Pacific elders as well as by these youths’ own experiences. As well as building, this group will learn how to perform in the giant puppets, helping to develop character through physical signifiers and storylines for performance.
Outcome: The giant puppets will take part in Brimbank Council’s Multicultural Light Up Sunshine on 14 March 2015. The puppets will also be available for use at other events throughout the year —Mai Pasifika Film Fest, Mate; Pacific rituals of death exhibition & Gift of Light, Federation Square 2015.
Funded by Australia Council for the Arts and Brimbank City Council.